Where to Find Magic: The Gathering® | Star Trek™ Previews
Wizards of the Coast has detailed the upcoming preview season for the crossover set Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek. Fans can follow various outlets and scheduled reveal days to track every new card leading up to the full set reveal.

- The official set debut airs on October 20, 2026.
- The complete set image gallery goes live on October 30, 2026.
- Commander deck previews run daily from October 26 through October 29, 2026.
- Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek officially launches on November 13, 2026.
Warping Into a New Universe
The upcoming Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek collaboration brings legendary starship commanders, iconic vessels, and memorable sci-fi storylines directly into the card game. Collectors and players can anticipate an array of original card designs, fresh gameplay mechanics, and themed Booster Fun alternate-art treatments. While a few cards have already been shown off in the online gallery, the main reveal season is about to begin.
Broadcast and Reveal Schedule
Everything kicks off on October 20, 2026, with an official video broadcast streamed on Twitch and YouTube, immediately followed by a live episode of WeeklyMTG. Over the subsequent days, various community content creators and media outlets will unveil additional cards from the expansion.
The official online card gallery will receive daily updates every weekday morning, compiling all cards revealed throughout the prior day. The full card set will be completely revealed and accessible online by October 30, 2026.
Dedicated Commander Deck Days
Special attention is being given to the set's preconstructed Commander offerings, with dedicated reveal dates for each deck. Previews begin October 26 with the We Are the Borg deck, followed by Federation Fleet on October 27, Klingon Fury on October 28, and Landing Party on October 29.
The entire crossover set officially hits store shelves on November 13, 2026. Players looking to secure their sealed product early can already place preorders through local game stores and major online retailers.
